suggestion. the german chancellor olaf scholz said that germany needed reliable, safe energy supplies and therefore it wasn't the time to be attempting to cut them off. also we had the dutch prime minister as well saying very much the same kind of thing. so the chances of a wide—ranging ban on imports of russian oil and not that high, so this is a counter threat from russia, saying that if there were to be a ban on imports of russian oil, into the west, then russia would take its own countermeasures. now, that would hurt russia, a lot scott russia supplies about 40% of europe's —— needs. it needs that money stock it is making a lot of money, but that can help push up the prices of energy, which russia benefits from you have to be cynical, i think, benefits from you have to be cynical, ithink, this benefits from you have to be cynical, i think, this is a counter threat against something that probably won't happen that has the option of distorting energy markets a bit and pushing up the already sky—high energy prices and potentially generating extra revenue